Session 5 google_app_engine
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Google App Engine is a platform for developing and hosting scalable web applications on Google's infrastructure. It provides automatic scaling, high performance, reliability and free usage within quotas. Developers can focus on coding without server maintenance. While easy to use, it has limitations around data usage and dependency on Google services. Overall, App Engine is suitable for building scalable apps using Google's capabilities and free tier.
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- 1. GAE- G o o g l e App Engine
- 2. CONTENTS Introduction Traditional Approach Google App Engine Services Advantages Disadvantages Overview of App Engine Account References Runtime Environment Conclusion Example Why Google App Engine?? G
- 3. TRADITIONAL APPROACH 1 2 3 4
- 4. Google Application Engine Google App Engine is a platform for developing and hosting web applications in Google-managed data centers It was first released as a beta version in April 2008
- 5. Google App Engine lets you run your web applications on Google's infrastructure. App Engine applications are easy to build, easy to maintain, and easy to scale as your traffic and data storage needs grow. With App Engine, there are no servers to maintain , You just upload your application, and it's ready to serve your users. Google Application Engine
- 7. SERVICE PROVIDED BY GAE
- 10. WORKING OF GOOGLE APP ENGINE
- 11. GAE ACCOUNT OVERVIEW Dashboard: The System Status Dashboard makes it easier for developers to evaluate and monitor the entire App Engine system by enabling them to measure historical uptime, error rates and latency for each of the major App Engine components. Quotas An App Engine application can consume resources up to certain maximums, or quotas . With quotas, App Engine ensures that your application won't exceed your budget, and that other applications running on App Engine won't impact the performance of your app.
- 13. GAE ACCOUNT OVERVIEW Task Queue App Engine applications can perform background processing by inserting tasks (modeled as web hooks) into a queue. App Engine will detect the presence of new, ready-to-execute tasks and automatically dispatch them for execution, subject to scheduling criteria. Billing and Budgeting Resources Each App Engine application can consume a certain level of computing resources for free, controlled by a set of quotas. Developers who want to grow their applications beyond these free quotas can do so by enabling billing for their application and using Google Checkout to set a daily resource budget, which will allow for the purchasing of additional resources if and when they are needed.
- 14. GAE ACCOUNT OVERVIEW Datastore Statistics The datastore maintains statistics about the data stored for an application, such as how many entities there are of a given kind, or how much space is used by property values of a given type
- 17. MAIL SYSTEM BLOGS GROUPS DOCS HTTP/HTTPS COMMUNICATION HTTP/ HTTPS DASHBOARD Examples Eclipse
- 19. App Engine is a great "engine" for building highly scalable web applications backed by a world-class infrastructure, but it's our responsibility to use the tools provided as effectively and efficiently as possible. A large part of this is designing your data model to leverage the core strengths of App Engine's underlying datastore. CONCLUSION